ISLAMABAD:The Federal Shariat Court on Monday disposed of the review plea against the nikah of PTI Chairman Imran Khan with Bushra Bibi, stating the court had already given its verdict in the . The FSC in February 2022 had dismissed a petition seeking a decree against former prime minister Imran Khan’s marriage. Giving its ruling on the review plea, FSC Chief Justice Iqbal Hameedur Rehman, heading a three-judge bench, remarked that the court had already given its verdict in the case related to Family Act 1964. The CJ observed that the case against the FSC judgement has already pending before

ISLAMABAD:In a major progress in Medical and Dental College Admission Test (MDCAT) test scandal, the authorities in Peshawar have identified 134 more suspected candidates on Monday. The Educational Testing and Evaluation Agency (ETEA) officials have said that these individuals will now appear before the UFM Committee. Their papers, too, will be presented in the court, they have said, and added, “When the papers of 3,200 successful candidates were rechecked, it was found out that they had not done the numerical work.” The officials have said that 3,100 candidates, however, did the rough work. As many as 219 candidates were caught

ISLAMABAD:Caretaker Federal Minister for National Heritage and Culture Jamal Shah has deposited a valuable gift in Toshakhana which was received by him during his recent visit to Qatar. The gift was a valuable bronzes sculpture of falcon, said a press release here on Monday. The gift was given by Minister of Culture State of Qatar Sheikh Abdulrahman bin Hamad bin Jassim Al Thani as a gesture of goodwill. Jamal Shah said that this gift belonged to the nation and that’s why he had deposited in Toshakhana. The federal minister does not wish to retain any of the gift items presented

ISLAMABAD:Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar kicked off the countrywide polio eradication campaign by vaccinating anti-polio drops to the children here in Islamabad on Monday. Speaking on the occasion, the Prime Minister said forty-four million children up to five years will be administered anti-polio drops during this five-day national polio eradication campaign. The Prime Minister said three hundred and fifty thousand polio workers are participating in this campaign. He said these polio workers are our real heroes and front line workers in the fight against this crippling virus. He said under whole of the government approach, we will stand shoulder to